Cure claims for Dr. Ward at the opera house
A faded letter claims dramatic relief from rheumatic disease after treatment by Dr. Ward at the opera house on August 2 1402 and 5 95. The testimonials praise restored mobility and deafness improvements, dated August 5, 1906, from Bolus Mah o and Belew Idaho, with skeptical voices turning to belief.
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Ward
Opera House
Operk
Dr. Ward
M. T. Carlton
Bolus
Maho
Opera
Helix Happenings New Labor Section and Marriages
Helix reports creation of a new W and C railroad section from Helix toward Pendleton with a white crew, while current workers on the old section are returned. John Grivette marries Mrs Sopha DeLaney in Seattle. Parker’s store transfers to Galloway and John Fitzhugh. Weather, wheat reports, and local moves summarized.
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Whitus
John Grivette
DeLaney
California
Helix
W. M. Scott
W. & C. R. Railway
Hellz
Pendleton
Warren
Seattle
Here
Sopha DeLaney
North Yakima
John
W. T. Parker
Galloway
Dayton
Wash
Washington
John Fitzhugh
Walla Walla
G. W. Whitehorn
Parker
Connell
Franklin County
Nea Pasco
Carl Cooper
Henry Porter
Warren Station
Alva, Stamper
W. H. Isaacs
BH. &. Isaacs
McKayecreek
B. Isaact
Orexon
Thomas Robinson
la Grande
John Fitebuch
Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An old newspaper advertisement touts Kilmer's Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It claims kidneys purify blood, promises relief from urinary and bladder troubles, and urges readers to mail for a sample and mention the paper. It lists Binghamton, New York as the company address and highlights prices in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
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Begis
Kilmer
War on in Grant County: county seat fight and petitions
John Day News reports Grant County political struggle over the county seat with 46 remonstrance names to a removal petition and 70 names to an opposition effort from Prairie City. Canyon City leaders, including W B R Cunnington, push division plots while talk of secession and cession to Baker County gains traction. Senator Laycock may influence outcomes as internal county rifts widen.
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John Day News
H.C. Craig
Long Creek
Prairie City
Canyon City
Grante
Baker County
Canyon
W. BR. Cunnington
Laycock
Damaged Fruit Report From Cold Walla Walla District
Walla Walla fruit growers warn cold weather will likely cause greater damage to early fruits than first estimated. Thermometer readings across the city ranged from near zero to 10 degrees, with mills creek area reporting injuries to creek bottom fruit. In contrast, Milton and Freewater districts showed milder 21 degree temps with minimal tree injury. a Southern Pacific brakeman W L Carrington lost limbs in a Portland accident.
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Walla Walla
Say
Statesman
John Miller
Mills Creek
Milton
Freewater
McMinn Place
Bounty Law Payouts for Wolves and Coyotes in Montana
A Miles City dispatch reports Montana’s bounty law, in effect since March 1, 1905, has paid out 10,059 dollars for wolves and coyotes in Custer County. Quarterly tallies show 161 wolves and 2513 coyotes and pups certified. wolf bounties totaled 1610 dollars and coyotes and pups 3439 dollars.
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Custer County
Miles City
Mont
Your Health Depends on Your Kidneys
Public health advisory extols kidneys as the key to overall health and blood purification. It promotes Lavine’s Buchy Wafers as a non secret remedy with Buch, Juniper Berries and Asparagus, claimed to aid kidney function and filter the blood.
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Oregon
Medical Institute of
Liverpool
England
Crawfordsville
Ind
Portland
Ore
P. m
Moanie & Wonder
Darhart
Texas
F. H. Richmond
A. B. Montgomery
Louis Houston
Tacoma
Maggie Romine
D. B. Richardson
Pomeroy
Mr. Richardson
J. Joy
Ohio
EB. Starr
M. A. Ferguson
Adams
Grant County
Tallman & Co
W. L. Carrington
Southern Pacific
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hregomian
Montana
Irving’s Buchy Wafers
Rock Spring
W. C. Minnis
Hennings’ Cigar Store
Peoples Warehouse
Lantz Bros
United States
Europe
East Oregonian
Oregonian
Oregonian Pur. CO
Pendleton, Oregon
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